County Court Proceedings Report 1902 Budget Actions
County court records show numerous warrants and payments for confinement care, smallpox quarantine, livery, and aid. Settlements include clerks fees, debt collection, farm stock sales, and licenses. a loan foreclosure, and notices to vacate offices on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Haynes
JR Yount
Prentice Entsminger
Miss Owens
Rolle Timmons
McCutchen
Steinmetz
Henry Parkinson
A. C. Berry
Lee Haynes
John Yost
Campbell
John Worley
Gale Montgomery
Martin Coleman
Circuit
J. D. Johnson
Henry Campbell
Gen. B McKinley
Mendota
W. H. Smith
Lucerne
City of
Wm. Foote
G. D
Johnson
Lafayette Baccus
Missouri Reform School
Lee T Robison
C J Ulrich
Frank Brandon
I. I. Howard
Kolthe Timmons
T. B. Valentine
W H. Townsend
Fred Rodgers
G. W Dickson
Pridge
James Garges
Joseph Bell
Shepherd Family
Clyde Barnhouse
County Farm
Z. T. Brawford
D. W. Pollock
L. G. Lane
Ben Robbins
Geo. Sparks
O. J. Townsend
Turner The Barber Near Monroe Corner
Weather remains pleasant as farmers plant corn and report good hopes. Local notes mention Edward Bradshaw's children with mumps, Mrs Reason Culler and baby improving, visits among neighbors, and a trip by Summers and wife to Kansas. Cutworms worry corn on sod while unionsists tour the Lemonville poor farm and a Chillicothe contractor works on the new infirmary.
Correspondence Notes Weather and Local IllnessUpdates
Correspondence reflects gratitude for rain and notes corn growth while listing local ill health and visits. Mrs. Elijah Terrell is convalescent after illness, Uncle Isaac Fowler gains slowly, and several neighbors visited families Saturday and Sunday. A gathering at L Husted's featured baskets and a surprise her absence, with wishes for many future anniversaries.
Local Notes From Martinstown and Surrounding Towns
Hanger Ira D. Johnson traveled to Queen City on business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G W Pike visited Unionville Saturday. Rev Wallace conducted service Sunday at 11 a m. Mrs Henry Lawson of 1810 remains very ill. W E Lewis sold a 1200 pound weight for 110 dollars. J C McKinley seeks nomination for his chosen office and, with Ed Monroe, worked on Blackbird in township last week to secure St Louis and Sioux City railroad right of way.
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Jim Baugher
Hartford
Richard
Andy Humphreys
T. J. Dwyer
Fannie
Hazel
Graysville
M. A. Dwyer
Homer Musgrove
J. J. Fowler
Henry Stevens
Coatsville
Hodges Stevens
Hanger
Ira D. Johnson
Queen City
G. W. Pike
Unionville
W. E. Lewis
J C. McKinley
J. C. McKinley
Ed. Monroe
Blackbird
St. Louis
Sioux City
Social notes recount visits and illness among local families
Mrs. John Wymore has been sick but is better at this writing. Misses Sarah and Agnes Tycor were guests of Miss Jou Waite Saturday afternoon. Misses Madge and Jou Waite visited Misses Blanche and Myrtle Carter Wednesday afternoon. Arthur and Fred Bacus and sisters Grayce and Icie were guests at
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John Wymore
Sarah
Agnes Tycor
Madge
Jou Waite
Blanche
Myrtle Carter
Arthur
Fred Bacus
Grayce
Icie
Community notes from Cross Patch and nearby towns
Local jottings report visits by Mr and Mrs A Waite and others, a party at Elbert Wyckoff’s, a singing school in Bradshaw, and pickups from Mendota to Unionville. Farmers praise rains boosting crop prospects, brick kiln work near Hartford, and lines for a Rock Island railroad survey. County convention mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Moore
Leone
Alonzo Waites
Elbert Wyckoff
McKay
Senatorial Delegates Named Amid Patchwork Balloting List
The page lists senatorial and congressional delegates and alternates from multiple towns including Liberty Elm Union and Sherman with names such as J W Magee F H Wentworth and J J Hackney. Several counties and districts appear in a fragmented roll of attendees and alternates for future elections.
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E Worthington
Elm
Muir
Congressional
ALG
H Neagle
Grant
Barnhow
Liberty
D L Husted
Jack Halim Lincoln
Ed Probasco
Lincoln
Ji Ieee
Moore
Richland
H Gardner
J Hackney
Wilson
John Davis
Sherman
W Peek
Jackson
Wa Pollock
York
A O Phillips
Mediagl
Lewis Baquett
Gree Riley Abbott
R S Hodges
E Hanel
Dr Tichenors Antiseptic Endorsed Across Missouri
Readers from Green Ridge to Elsberry report Dr Tichenors Antiseptic healing nail punctures sore throats colic burns and wounds. Testimonials from Joan Brassigo W D Wainaut E Dortier and H H Asasal praise rapid recovery and magical results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Joan Brassigo
City Marshall
Belgrade
Tichenora
W. D. Wainaut
M. E. Church
Sullivan
Tichenors
E. Dortier
Elsberry
Dr. Tichenors Adbas
H. H. Asasal
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County Court Proceedings
C. A. Hays
Branford
Oak O’relley
L Gray
J D Johnson
Turner
the Barber
Monroe’s Corner
Douglas
Blockhead
Jane
Edward Bradshaw
Mrs. Reason Culler
Baby
Ide Ranes
Samuel Newell
Jim Richardson
John Smith
Isaiah Robbins
Bacus
Sheely
P. P. Banes
Schonover
Pollock
Mrs. Wm. Richardson
Grace
Mrs. R
Anna Shelton
Wm. Richardson
Highview
Cvorder Summers
Kansas
Richard Johnson
H. Jackson
George Miller
Lemonville
Mr. Huggett
Chillicothe
Valley Trust
Mrs. Applegate
H. M. Applegate
South Side Square
Unionville, Missouri
BEL FF
Llelpe Et
Comstock Bros
North Side Square
Elijah Terrell
Isaac Fowler
Annié McKay
Sofi
Spadina Ave
E. Pinkham
Pinxham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vege
Anna McKay
Chi Sons of Temperance
Martinstown
Wallace
This Place
Henry Lawson
Waite School
Mrs A Waite
Mr. Harmony
the Union School
Edgar Roberts
R. L. Hill
E. L. West
Ollie Duncan
J. H. Hill
The
Bradshaw
George Lewis
George Clickenbeard
John K. McCoy Briday
Mary Hex
Butte
Montana
RE. I. A
Levi Pickering
Sig Guffey
Oscar Ruplet
Mr. Morrow
John
Carl West
Carl
Thompson
Stark Smith
Rock Island Railroad
Patterson's
Square
Eet Secon Seco
Getestetes
Getonteregteoageestense
James Thomas
A. W. Thompson
Dade Thom
Brazil
Iowa
Mary H
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Misa Sarah Thomes
L. H. Howard
Sherrouse Medicine Company
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